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The Transcend StoreJet 25H3 4TB is a rugged, shock-resistant portable hard drive designed for professionals on the go. Featuring a durable navy blue exterior, it offers massive 4TB storage with USB 3.1 Gen 1 for fast data transfers. Its one-touch backup button simplifies file protection, while cross-platform compatibility ensures seamless use across Windows and macOS. Lightweight and energy-efficient, it’s built to keep your data safe and accessible wherever your busy life takes you.





| ASIN | B078YGB7DJ |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 12,462 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 59 in External Hard Drives |
| Brand | Transcend |
| Colour | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (4,291) |
| Date First Available | 14 Jan. 2018 |
| Form Factor | 2.5 inches. |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Hard Disk Description | Portable |
| Hard Drive Interface | USB 3.0 |
| Hard Drive Size | 4000 GB |
| Hardware Platform | Mac, PC |
| Item Weight | 295 g |
| Item model number | TS4TSJ25H3B |
| Manufacturer | Transcend |
| Operating System | Ja |
| Product Dimensions | 13.18 x 8.08 x 1.91 cm; 294.84 g |
| RAM Size | 4 TB |
| Series | TS4TSJ25H3B |
| Supported Software | Ja |
| Wattage | 4 |
| Wireless Type | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
A**R
You can trust
The best one , no problem to connect and is waterproof
M**N
A good drive to have.
I have two of these drives now and also two of the 1TB drives. I find them to be fast and reliable, not sure about the shock resistant claims as I haven't ever dropped them to test it and don't intend to either. I can say I often carry the drives in backpacks that do get manhandled, bumped and knocked about and feel safe knowing they are relatively robust hard drive ( not quiet a drop test but good enough for me ) I haven't had any issues with this drive and intend to purchase another one soon, the only thing I would say is to be careful with the USB 3 lead, it is a little flimsy and likely to break off in the drives port if transported connected in.
N**Z
Hopefully it does what it says on the box.
Brought for our son who has a medical condition casing him to drop things. He needed some extra memory and after a trawl round the internet I came upon the Transcend 2TB 2.5 inch USB 3.0 StoreJet Military Grade Shock Resistance Portable External Hard Drive. The USB 3.0 is great as it provides significant data transfer rates. If the drive is connected via a USB 2 connection then a second connection is also required. To check which USB connection you have look in the laptop/desktop sockets, if they are blue you have USB 3 otherwise its USB 2. I can't say that the shock Resistance works but it does seem rugged and the anti slip casing gives a really good grip. Storage is massive at 2GB and for the price is really excellent. My 1TB hard drive is nearly full and I will certainly be buying another of these in the future.
C**N
Sturdy, robust and like the purple colour
Ive been used to using 2 hard-drives per year for storing photographs, but this time I decided tom invest in a 4tb hard-drive. Took a bit of setting up as I had formatted it on my windows computer and had been using it for a short while, but then it wouldn't load up on my Mac book pro. Definitely a blonde moment for me, but I then read that I had tom format for both types of devices. Solution found and was up and running in no time and it has been brilliant to use ever since. I am known for letting things slip through my hands as I have fibromyalgia so it was better to have a more secure casing to eliminate serious damage. This item is definitely strong and sturdy and will definitely be buying it again when this one is nearly full up.
G**K
Looks good, feels good
I was looking for a high capacity USB3 drive and already have one of the older Transcend StoreJet (500Gb) drives, so thought I'd give this one a go. My older drive (purchased in 2011, I think) is still going strong and I've never had any problems with it. After placing the order, I noticed that the WD Elements equivalent (2TB) drive was 17GBP cheaper. I figured I'd go ahead and order the WD drive too, and return the Transcend drive to Amazon after it arrived. So, why am I leaving a review of a drive I presumably returned? Well, having the two drives side-by-side, I chose to keep the Transcend and send the WD drive back instead. The WD drive is very neat. It's pretty much a square and is smaller than the Transcend drive but a little thicker. The WD's housing is nice enough to look at but feels very plasticky and rigid. It has 4 small, rubber feet on the bottom but really feels like it wouldn't handle bumps and knocks very well and there's not very much grip on the casing. Straight away, I felt that I'd be forced to handle it with much more care than the Transcend (more on that in a minute) and be worried about it slipping out of my hand whilst carrying it to and from the machine it was purchased to act as a backup for (and I didn't want to have to end up buying a soft case for it). I can't attest to build quality, reliability or anything like that, as I've literally only had both drives for a couple of days. They both connect without any problems, both write at roughly the same speed in some tests I did (about 26-27MBps on USB2), both are formatted to NTFS (although oddly enough, I seem to remember the WD Elements 2TB drive actually showing up with very slightly more free space than the Transcend...maybe the cluster size is different. Anyway... I'd not even opened the Transcend drive and was midway through boxing it up and processing the return when I figured I could at least just open it. As soon as I had it in my hand, I knew that I'd be keeping this drive instead of the WD Elements. The StoreJet has a really nice rubber casing and although it's physically a bit bigger than the WD Elements, it feels like it would physically be more sturdy and the grip provided by the rubber casing means that you won't constantly be worrying about dropping it. Interestingly enough, the Transcend drive's packaging doesn't appear to offer as much protection as the WD's packaging...that could tell you something about how delicate WD seem to think their drive might be. Also, the Transcend comes with a 3yr (albeit "limited") warranty, over the WD Element's 2yr. They both come with software that most of us won't even use (although the version of WD's backup software is only a 30-day trial, whereas, Transcend's software seems to be fully functional) and both come with short USB3 cables. I prefer the cable that comes with the WD drive; it's longer and thinner (therefore, more flexible). I don't doubt that the WD Elements drive is excellent, I just preferred the Transcend and think the extras (seemingly better protection, longer warranty, etc.) were worth the slightly extra price. I'll update this review in the coming months if I have any problems with it - if you're reading this and don't see an *** UPDATE ***, assume it's still going strong. :-)
P**S
Sauvegarde de données, compact et transportable
M**A
【購入の理由】 Macbook Pro のバックアップ用として 8年使用したbuffelo製の3.5inch 外付ハードディスクの劣化のため 【購入のポイント】 十分に価値が感じ取れる商品 電源いらず2.5inchハードディスク、強固で頑丈なもの、サイズが2TB以上のもの 【良い点】 この商品を持ち運びするためにケースロジックのケースも購入しましたが、 実際のところ、ケースが必要ないほどのタフ感・安心感があります。 普段はケースを使わずに机の引出しから出入れを行っています。 落下時の強度については、申し訳ないですが、 わざわざ落下させることもできず、まだ落下していないので不明です。 また、接続時のパスワード設定が簡単にできることいいですね。 【悪い点】 いまのところとくにありません。 強いていえば、私の使用方法の原因によるもので、 パソコン側のUSB側だけ抜いて、そのままケースに入れて持ち運んでいるので 商品側のUSBコード差込口が若干グラグラになってきているような気がします。 【総 評】 2TBの半分をTimeMachine用、半分をビデオ等大きめのファイルの バックアップに使用しています。 サイズが十分にあること、スピードもそれなりであること、頑丈であることを考慮すると リーズナブルな価格で用途を十分に満たしてくれていると満足しています。
R**H
I have purchased at least 10 of these. Very reliable, nice, and compact.
K**M
Conforme, très bon produit
A**R
The item works very good since I've bought it. It hasn't any negative sides and everything we write and erase goes smoothly without any problem.
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